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Newspaper
Sedalia Evening Sentinel
Location
Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
6
There is no speculation in a Sentinel want ad. Copy must arrive before 10 a m to appear the same day. FOR SALE OR TRADE Nice five room cottage on a corner lot with a store building will exchange for a small well improved farm Address C No 401 West Tenth Sedalia No 213 dime
Advert says $10 daily profits selling gaslight burners that fit coal oil lamps, require no chimney or wick, produce clean light, with no smoke or dirt. Claims 200 percent profit and quick work for agents. Sample free from Enterprise Manufacturing Co., Box 483 Cincinnati. Beginning April 1, barber shops raise neck shave price by 5 cents.
An advertisement seeks any woman for employment at one dollar per day and asks applicants to send their address to the Sentinel office marked X Y Z.
A young man with 1500 dollars can acquire a two fifths interest in a business promising large profits. The venture will handle cash flow and manage the financial side. Respond to R. J. M., Sentinel office.
Wanted rooms near the Episcopal church or room 122 Huckins hotel. 316 31p for rent 616 North Grand avenue six room cottage with two large lots cheap rent apply J. K. Kidd LeGrande. A good place for a good girl small family 1114 West Fourth Street. Wanted a first class barber willing to pay 75 cents on the dollar or will sell.
An ad displays interest in the shop located at 105 West Third Street offering opportunities to apply or rent space. The notice is dated 3 16 6tp.
A seven room house with eight lots and a fine garden is offered for rent cheap to the right party. Located at Twenty second and Ohio. Call or write Frank B. Hoar for details. Dated March 17.
For sale an upright golden oak piano and other household items at 600 East Sixteenth Street 3-18 3rd. Cash only. Leaving city.
Two furnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping and a sleeping room available. Inquire 309 East Second street. Also three large rooms furnished for light housekeeping to use together or separately at 218 West Fourth street. Inquiries end of March.
The Sedalia School District board proposes raising the annual school tax rate to 75 cents per $100 valuation. Voters will decide at the annual school election on Tuesday April 1 1902 at usual voting places whether to approve the increase. The total levy will match recent years when including the interest and sinking fund estimates. A W McKenzie secretary of the board.
Kehl's Meats offers prompt delivery and freshly slaughtered products at the lowest prices, emphasizing quality and value for customers seeking reliable meat options.
Flat Creek Missouri notes March 18 report Hampy Duncan posting sale bills and planning a public sale. Mary Mosby of Sedalia visits her son J C Mosby. Allien Monsees of Smithton and David McGee thresh oats with the first crop of the year. Sedalia may win a belle. several farmers sow oats and plow for corn as soil is in good condition.
Wilbur Moore son of R Moore, a Missouri Pacific agent, and Miss Martha Lee wed in Boonville at 8 30 Tuesday morning. They departed by morning train for Hot Springs Arkansas for their honeymoon. The bride is daughter of the late John T Lee Jr a longtime banker in Boonville.
In a brief quip from the Washington Times, a critic calls him ideational but stops short of a fully formed characteristic. A lyric aside remarks beauty unmatched, then notes she drinks Rocky Mountain Tea at night concerning W. E. Bard Drug Co.
Quote from Indianapolis News fragment shows a caller asking for a father at home and a reply noting severe rheumatism makes him unsafe to talk. The snippet reflects a terse domestic inquiry in a historical news page.
J R Holly of Macomb Illinois testifies that after using several bottles his wife found perfect and permanent relief from a severe chronic stomach trouble. He states prior to use she could not eat normally. The ad asserts no diet is needed and that Kodol will digest any food. W E Bard Drug Co.
In a brisk statement the speaker declares all men liars yet pauses to avoid addressing any single person at length, reflecting a measured critique reported by Chicago Daily News.
Chicago edition repurposes a past tale about a farmer who planted holes to grow macaroni. The item notes the quirky method and its place in local lore, with a nod to periodic newspaper humor.
They will last twice as long by using Stevenson's Neat's foot oil. On sale at the Packing House at O. P. Wilcox's Harness Store and at Charles Hoberecht's.
For sale or rent a blacksmith shop with tools or without. Inquire of J. T. Mayfield in Dumpville Pettis County Missouri.
A note lists cash or tickets as accepted forms of payment at the China shop located on 510 Ohio Street. The brief item specifies payment options for purchases with no further details on items or prices.
Dyspeptics are described as irritable and nervous, causing trouble at home. Dr Loyal Ford's Dyspepticide is advertised to settle stomach issues and restore health and happiness to the household.
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